Imperial Chimeras on the cheap.

Looking for very cheap alternatives for my Blood Pact Army, I found a post on TMP about using cheap plastic tanks from the site called Plastic Green Army Men.  So I took a look and found a old armored car I had as a child and thought they would make a good Chimera replacement.  Here are a few shots of what I got for $14.00.

Gluing on some bits and weapons

looking nice

just needs some paint.

- Cheers

On the bandwagon... LOL

On the Table 2

More shots of the heavy weapons teams, Magnetizing the whole lot.  I'm using the Chaos Missile launcher as a static defense platform.

- Cheers!

Woot! I can't wait!

On the Table

Four Commanding Officers and a magnetized Heavy Weapon 

Johnny Alpha first colors

 FYI:

• Chronological List of Science Fiction War Games I have played.
• 1977 OGRE (Steve Jackson Games)
• 1978 G.E.V. (Steve Jackson Games)
• 1982 Car Wars 2nd Edition (Steve Jackson Games)
• OGRE/G.E.V. (Steve Jackson Games) 
• 1983 Car Wars 3rd Edition (Steve Jackson Games)
• 1985 BattleTech (FASA)
• Car Wars Deluxe Revised Edition (Steve Jackson Games)
• OGRE: Deluxe Edition (Steve Jackson Games) 
• Warhammer 40,000 1st Edition (Games Workshop)
• Space Hulk (Games Workshop)
• 1990 Advanced Space Crusade (Games Workshop)
• Kryomek (Fantasy Forge)
• Space Marine (Games Workshop)
• Warhammer 40,000 2nd Edition (Games Workshop)
• Necromunda (Games Workshop)
• Warzone (Target Games)
• Space Hulk 2nd Edition (Games Workshop)
• Epic 40,000 (Games Workshop)
• Shockforce (Demonblade)
• Warhammer 40,000 3rd Edition (Games Workshop)
• G.E.V. Deluxe (Steve Jackson Games) 
• NetEpic 3.0 (NetEpic Discussion Group)
• Starship Troopers: The Miniatures Game (Mongoose Publishing)
• Warhammer 40,000 5th Edition (Games Workshop)
• Space Hulk 3rd Edition (Games Workshop)

I am THE LAW!

Taking a break from The Blood Pact for a week to get some of my 2000AD figures painted up. First up is Judge Dredd!! I'm going to be using him as an Inquisitorial Judge for my puritans. Here are the shots!

Thanks for looking!!! - Cheers!

Mumford Monday

The Weekend goes oh so fast.....

A new incarnation of cult classic Space: 1999

The cult classic Space: 1999 is making comeback – and a leap forward, via Space: 2099, as it was recently revealed that ITV Studios America and HDFILMS have begun work on a new incarnation of the 1970s TV series.

Space: 1999, which ran from 1975-1977, told the story of the inhabitants of a moonbase, who – along with the moon itself – are sent hurtling into space after the nuclear waste that had been disposed of on the moon detonates.
 

It was the most expensive series ever produced for television at the time it was made.

HDFilms President Jace Hall states "We are not trying to make some 'dark and gritty' version of Space: 1999. There is no reason to re-tell the Space: 1999 story since we already have Space: 1999! However, through our new story and presentation, Space: 2099 hopes to re-kindle and remind fans of those memories of a show from 35 years ago, but more importantly help bring back to all science fiction fans that sense of awe, fear and incredible spectacle that is the unknown, unexplored universe. It is important that we endeavor to bring something new and exciting to the table."

For more info, you can also check out Space 2099's official website: www.space2099theseries.com.

Ummm.wow?

Mumford Monday